Can anybody tell how to deploy a windows based standalone and distributed application.I mean how to make an installation wizard,how to get ready to give to the customer...
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Posted 27 July 2009 - 04:22 PM
Hi!
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You could create a batch file or use a WSH script to create an installer. You'll have to give the customer a copy of the Java Runtime Environment too. It's simple and cost-effective!
You might want to try using Java Web Start which makes the installation process simpler in many cases.
There are proprietary solutions for making a Java application appear to be the same as a native Windows application, but that's commercial software and you will have to purchase software licenses.
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@tinoymalayil
You could create a batch file or use a WSH script to create an installer. You'll have to give the customer a copy of the Java Runtime Environment too. It's simple and cost-effective!
You might want to try using Java Web Start which makes the installation process simpler in many cases.
There are proprietary solutions for making a Java application appear to be the same as a native Windows application, but that's commercial software and you will have to purchase software licenses.
Regards
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Posted 27 July 2009 - 07:08 PM
Some of the recommended ways are to create one of these.
1. Java web start: if your app connects to internet for manipulating data then this is the choice for you. you can even choose this to allow launching app right from the browser.
2. Jar file : you can make executable jar files. and distribute across machines so that you can run app where Java is installed.
3. Creating installer or Executable: To create installer or executable. Following software might help yo.
Lauch4J
Jsmooth
Jar2Exe
Advanced Installer
Java-2-Exe
1. Java web start: if your app connects to internet for manipulating data then this is the choice for you. you can even choose this to allow launching app right from the browser.
2. Jar file : you can make executable jar files. and distribute across machines so that you can run app where Java is installed.
3. Creating installer or Executable: To create installer or executable. Following software might help yo.
Lauch4J
Jsmooth
Jar2Exe
Advanced Installer
Java-2-Exe
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Posted 28 July 2009 - 05:34 AM
Hi Mahesh!
Thanks for the links to Launch4J and Jsmooth. I never realised we've got open-source products that can create native Windows executables. I guess it's a sign that I've been out of Java development for wayyy too long. I also liked the article titled Java-2-Exe. It makes for an interesting read.
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Nitin Reddy
Thanks for the links to Launch4J and Jsmooth. I never realised we've got open-source products that can create native Windows executables. I guess it's a sign that I've been out of Java development for wayyy too long. I also liked the article titled Java-2-Exe. It makes for an interesting read.
Regards,
Nitin Reddy
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 03:26 PM
mahesh2k, on 27 July 2009 - 07:08 PM, said:
Some of the recommended ways are to create one of these.
1. Java web start: if your app connects to internet for manipulating data then this is the choice for you. you can even choose this to allow launching app right from the browser.
2. Jar file : you can make executable jar files. and distribute across machines so that you can run app where Java is installed.
3. Creating installer or Executable: To create installer or executable. Following software might help yo.
Lauch4J
Jsmooth
Jar2Exe
Advanced Installer
Java-2-Exe
1. Java web start: if your app connects to internet for manipulating data then this is the choice for you. you can even choose this to allow launching app right from the browser.
2. Jar file : you can make executable jar files. and distribute across machines so that you can run app where Java is installed.
3. Creating installer or Executable: To create installer or executable. Following software might help yo.
Lauch4J
Jsmooth
Jar2Exe
Advanced Installer
Java-2-Exe
Hi,
I have a .jar standalone application that makes native calls to a dll that has to go with the application if I were to deploy it into some other machine. Also, the dll uses a .exe standalone application. Now I need to bundle this all together into a .exe windows wrapper. And I also want it to be easier for the user to simply double click on the executable for it to work. Launch4j comes close to doing that and it also detects if you don't have Java or if you don't have the min version of JRE required for the application. However, when the application does not work on another windows machine for some reason. Double clicking the .exe does not do anything.
Can someone in here help me figure this out. I am sure I am doing something wrong with setting the Classpath within the Launch4j application.
Thanks,
Abhishek
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